How Would One Define a Pluralized Version of LP vs. a Singular Version?

Legojoker··1 votes·332 views

My friend and I have been having a serious debate over the span of an hour as to whether the term League Points is defined for all numbers including 1, in which people would say I have "1 League Points." My friend claims RIOT has defined the term LP as League Points, though not specifically for 1, and therefore it applies to all uses, including 1. I argue that the English language, even for a term like "fish", finds it acceptable for a noun when unspecified to be called in its plural form ("fishes" and all other nouns

6 Comments

Reynard the ƒox2 votes

I have one fishes in my tank.

My sandwich has one slices of cheese.

I bowled and knocked down one pins.

Legojoker1 votes

YAY score one for me! Sorry about the post, it got cut off, I didn't pay attention to a word/character limit but I guess there is one. The important information and the poll is there though :).

Reynard the ƒox2 votes

Just to prevent any confusion, my above post is an example of what ISN'T correct.

Legojoker1 votes

Yeah, that's what I assumed :P.

Seth Lightheart2 votes

I have one scissor.

I have two scissores?

But all jokes aside, it would be one league point.

CaptainTatertits1 votes

obviously one league points

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